Scholarships, conferences, festivals, fellowships, jobs and funding — found on the organisers' own pages, matched to you, with the visa route for your passport.
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Water Environment Federation
WEF awards five scholarships to young professionals working for a utility in North America to attend the 2027 YP Summit and UMC Conference.
International Respiratory Syncytial Virus Society (iRSVs)
Scholarships for the 14th International RSV Symposium offering travel, accommodation, and registration support for researchers, clinicians, students…
Federal Commission for Scholarships for Foreign Students (FCS aka ESKAS)
The Swiss Confederation awards Government Excellence Scholarships to encourage international exchange and research cooperation between Switzerland…
International Society for Quality-of-Life Studies
The 2027 ISQOLS Valerie Møller Fellowship supports an early-career scholar residing in a developing country conducting research related to quality of…
UNESCO Office in Ramallah
An international architectural design competition inviting young architects worldwide to propose an innovative pavilion along the Yong Ding River…
World Photography Organisation
The Single Image competition celebrates the power of a standalone photograph. It is open to all members of the public submitting single images taken…
Real scholarships, conferences and calls exist for people like you — but finding them, knowing if you can take part, what is paid for and how to get a visa takes time, internet and insider knowledge. And scammers live in that gap.
Epliv does that work for you, from official sources, and is honest about what it does not know.
Answer a few questions once. Epliv shows the opportunities that fit you — and says why, item by item.
Join freeFor each opportunity: whether your passport needs a visa, where and by when to apply, the official fee — with the official sources.
How it works11 kinds of opportunity, from the organisers' own pages — never copied from rumour sites.
Scholarships and fellowships from governments, universities and foundations — with what each one really pays for.
International conferences, summits, forums and workshops that pay for participants' travel.
Festival open calls, talent labs and prizes for artists, filmmakers, writers and innovators.
Jobs with a legal work route, funding for your idea, exchanges and volunteering that pays your way.
Epliv does the research you cannot easily do yourself. The physical part is yours: you apply, you go to the embassy, you travel.
Four quick questions — where you live, your passport, your date of birth, what you are looking for — and you see your opportunities. Add your studies, work and languages when you like, for sharper matches.
Epliv's research team checks every opportunity on the official page and shows you the ones that fit — and why.
What it pays for, whether you need a visa, where and by when to apply, and a checklist of what to prepare.
You apply on the organiser's own site. Epliv reminds you before deadlines and tells you when something changes.
Checked on the organisers' official pages and published by the team.
Scholarships, conferences, festivals, jobs, funding and more.
Organisers' own pages, read again on a schedule so nothing goes stale.
Epliv never asks for money to apply, and rejects every call that does.
Pick your destination. Each one shows who may apply, what is paid for and the deadline.
Anyone can post a list of opportunities. Epliv checks each one, matches it to you and shows the legal way there.
Hours on rumour sites that copy calls — some of them fake
Only the organiser's own page, every fact checked against it
Fees “to secure your place” that are really scams
Every call that asks for money to apply is rejected
No idea whether you even meet the rules
Your answers checked against each opportunity's rules
Guessing which visa you need and where to apply
The visa route for your passport, with official sources
Missing the deadline by a week
Your list, a checklist and reminders before deadlines
Nia knows your opportunities, what each one asks for and pays, and the legal way there for your passport. Ask her by voice or in writing — she finds, explains and keeps you on track. You decide and apply yourself.
Yes, you can start free. The free plan shows you a few matched opportunities each month. Paid plans give you more matches, Nia your assistant and help with documents — you pay once for the months you choose, and nothing renews by itself. See prices.
No. You apply yourself on the organiser's own site, and at the embassy or official visa centre. Nobody can promise you a place or a visa — be careful with anyone who does.
From the organisers' own official pages: governments, universities, foundations, festivals and international organisations. Epliv checks every fact against the page and rejects anything that asks for money to apply or promises a visa.
For anyone looking for an opportunity abroad — especially people in countries where finding real, funded opportunities and the legal way to travel is hardest.
You answer four quick questions to start, and add more about yourself whenever you like. Epliv's own rules compare your answers with each opportunity's rules — age, nationality, studies, languages — and tell you honestly when you do not meet one.
Your passport, your country and your date of birth are used only by Epliv's own rules, never by AI. Epliv never sells your data and never sends it to organisers or embassies. Privacy policy.
Join free and answer a few questions. Epliv shows you the opportunities that fit you, what they pay for, and the legal way to travel with your passport. You always apply yourself.
